Observatory of Killed Journalists
José Oquendo Reyes
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Observatory of Killed Journalists
Pedro Alfonso Flores Silva
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Observatory of Killed Journalists
Julio Castillo Narváez
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Observatory of Killed Journalists
José Feliciano Yactayo Rodríguez
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SDG4 Knowledge Hub
Rural Secondary Programme: Programa de Secundaria Rural Horizontes
Rural Secondary Programme Programa de Secundaria Rural HorizontesHorizontes es un programa que funciona bajo el modelo innovador de un laboratorio social que permite el desarrollo territorial e intercultural de mejoras para la educación de adolescentes de 04 realidades rurales del Parú ruralidad integrada ruralidad extrema ruralidad amazonica y ruralidad coste?a y andina La propuesta incluye el trabajo de protección y desarrollo de habilidades socioemocionales el trabajo para actualizar y hacer atractivas las prácticas docentes y la formación técnica con mirada en la sostenibilidad y el potencial rural Tras 3 a?os de implementación contamos con una evaluación de medio término y un trabajo de sistematización de aprendizajes interesante que compartir con otras países con retos de equidad y calidad en la secundaria en particular en las trayectorias de las adolescencias y juventudes rurales
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UNESCO Database of National Cultural Heritage Laws
Civil Code
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UNESCO Database of National Cultural Heritage Laws
Supreme Resolution N.018-2006-ED
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UNESCO Database of National Cultural Heritage Laws
National Directorial Resolution n°1405/INC - Approving General Regulation on Administrative Sanctions
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UNESCO Database of National Cultural Heritage Laws
Ascertainment Act No.09783 (National Institute of Culture)
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Memory of the World Committees
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Created on 12 November 2010
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Memory of the World - Latin America and the Caribbean
Scientific Memory of Andean America: scientific expeditions and research in Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador and Perú, XVIII-XIX Centuries
Over 10000 manuscripts graphic and printed testimonies comprise this documentary heritage from the 18th and 19th centuries from research carried out by European and American scientists in the presentday territories of Bolivia Colombia Ecuador and Peru either through private initiative or under sponsorship and patronage by the Spanish or French Crown The research greatly advanced scientific knowledge particularly in the fields of astronomy geography physics botany medicine and zoology Their contribution significantly revalued Andean culture through detailed descriptions engravings watercolours and photographs of sociocultural manifestations Part of this documentation constitutes a unique record of landscapes customs and archaeological evidence that have suffered alterations and in some cases disappeared due to natural or human action The scientific contributions began in the 18th century at the Royal Audience of Quito and lasted until the 19th century thus ending the old debate regarding the Earths shape and offering substantial contributions for humanity such as the discovery of the most important medicinal plant of this area cinchona cascarilla or quina which was used to cure or treat malaria? This documentary collection on the scientific memory of Andean America distributed between 14 archives and libraries in the afore mentioned subregion as well as three in Spain was inscribed on the Memory of the World Regional Register for Latin America and the Caribbean in 2002 as a joint nomination presented by Bolivia Archivo y Biblioteca Nacionales Biblioteca y Archivo Histórico del Honorable Congreso Nacional Colombia Biblioteca Nacional Archivo General de la Nación Ecuador Archivo Histórico y Biblioteca Central del Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores Archivo Histórico y Biblioteca del Banco Central Archivo Nacional Biblioteca Aurelio Espinosa Pólit Biblioteca Nacional Eugenio Espejo Biblioteca del Instituto Nacional Mejía Biblioteca de la Universidad Central del Ecuador Museo Nacional de la Medicina Espa?a Archivo General de las Indias Archivo del Real Jardín Botánico Archivo de la Biblioteca General de Humanidades del Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas Perú Banco Continental Biblioteca Nacional
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Memory of the World - Latin America and the Caribbean
Peruvian Incunabula Printed in the XVI and XVII Centuries
During the initial stage of the Spanish occupation numerous ordinances attempted to control and prohibit the introduction trade and print of books in America In order to influence the narrative regarding the facts of the conquest and the government of the Indians to avoid the propagation of ideas contrary to Christian dogma doctrinal discussions about the origin and legitimacy of the law and even the naive recreation sought in reading the deeds of knights famous for protecting the weak and oppressed This was the case in the viceroyalty of Peru a determined feat that required the establishment of the printing press in the City of The Kings even though it was the center of Hispanic dominion in South America Metropolitan Spain was subject to censorship to prevent the spread of heretical doctrines and the same zeal reached America to the point of prohibiting the dissemination of novels of chivalry But nothing could contain the operation of the Lima presses recognizing that their work was essential for the organization of the Spanish state in Peru and even for the evangelization and acculturation of native peoples The first printing workshop was clandestinely established in Lima when despite royal prohibition the Turin printer Antonio Ricardo brought his equipment from Mexico He harrowingly passed the port authority inspection and thanks to the protection of the Jesuits was able to install the equipment in a large room of the Colegio Máximo de San Pablo But everything remained immobilized while the priests interposed their auspicious instances before government officials and supported the helpless printer Long months went by subsisting thanks to eventual orders and he also discreetly moved his presses to reproduce prints and playing cards that he engraved Finally the Royal order arrived authorizing the use of the workshop to print the Pragmatic of Gregory VII on the reform of the calendar After Antonio Ricardos death in 1605 Francisco del Canto acquired his workshop a native of Medina del Campo who had travelled to Peru in 1586 intending to officiate in the sale of books he ran the workshop until his death
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Memory of the World - Latin America and the Caribbean
Archives of the Unique Registry of Victims of Political Violence in Peru (1980-2000), Reparations Council
The archives of the Unique Registry of Victims of Political Violence in Peru 19802000 contain the names testimonies and memories of thousands of citizens who were victims of violence during the internal armed conflict It is the largest repository of the collective memory of violence since it centralizes information from all previous records and contains thousands of new stories collected in the most remote corners of the country The archives have become the source of access to reparation policies implemented by the State for individuals and peoples This experience contributes to the policies of reparation for violence in Latin America and responds to a need for a more inclusive nationalregional history The Archive consists of three documentary holdings 1 Files of the political violence in Peru This constitutes the core of the Unique Registry of Victims which provides evidence of the status of individual and collective victims of those who suffered damages during the period of political violence in Peru 19802000 There are 113051 files on individual victims 5697 on communities and villages and 46 on organised groups of displaced persons Each file contains a registration form along with related documentation witness testimonies sworn statements newspaper clippings photographs complaints filed baptism marriage and death certificates community center minutes among others It includes the documents generated during the application evaluation process and the final ruling Finally each file includes an accreditation certificate as proof of the registration of the victim or community in the Registry In this way the victims can access the Comprehensive Reparations Plan that the State has implemented 2 Database of the Unique Registry of Victims of political violence in Peru It contains the processed and digitalised information of all the files enabling the work of the user units via the web system The database contains the cases that have been evaluated and qualified structured in tables organized by objects and information components 3 Audio recordings of the testimonies of the victims of political violence in Peru These recordings contain the voices of each one of those affected directly or indirectly by the violence of the armed conflict There are 6521 testimonies 6429 individual victims and 92 collective victims originally recorded on 5210 cassettes These recordings gather the victims own accounts of the tragedies in their original languages Spanish Quechua Ashaninka among others There are more than six thousand stories which contain all the emotional charge of victims from Ayacucho Huánuco Huancavelica Junín and Apurimac?
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